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jez
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Registered: Mar 2000
Location: UK
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Unhappy

Folks,
Hoping someone here can help me. I'm in the UK, and bought my Visor through EBay. I've had problems with the Visor since day one, and have spent about 2 hours on the phone to Handspring *long* distance trying to resolve them. Because they don't ship internationally, they can't let a senior engineer call me. So I'm stuck. Here's the problem:

setup: Win98, Visor Deluxe, USB hotsync, MS Exchange on a LAN
problem: Hotsync fatally crashes the PC whenever something remote (e.g. Exchange server, AvantGo) is accessed

I've recently reinstalled Win98 and Palm Desktop, and performed a hard reset on the Visor. Still no luck.

I'm doing local USB HotSync (as I understand it, Outlook should be connecting with the Exchange server, not the Visor -- though have tried using network USB settings in case, with no luck).

Before I used MS Exchange, the only thing that crashed the PC during HotSync was AvantGo. Now that we use Exchange, however, even mail and calendar crash the PC -- which makes me think it's a network access problem.

So, given that Handspring can't help me -- probably unwise given the amount of attention that my Ice Visor attracts in meetings -- does anyone have any idea what might be wrong?

I can live without AvantGo (for now), but without mail, calendar, etc., I'm starting to miss my Palm Pro.

Thanks for listening!
Jez

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Ed Parker
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I'm in UK too.

I use similar setup - Win98, Exchange, Outlook2000, serial hotsync.

I've noticed that syncing is v e r y much slower when syncing to Exchange. As a matter of choice, I'll run Outlook "offline" - you'll need to configure your folders for offline access - and syncing is much quicker.

Try it - it may make a difference.

Cheers
Ed

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